On the latest episode of For The Record, Genius' Head of Artist Relations Rob Markman sat down with the CEO of Don Diva Magazine Kevin Chiles, Power 105.1 DJ Nyla Symone, and Shade 45 host Gray Rizzy to discuss 6ix9ine’s charges and how they could further damage his career.

Kevin Chiles breaks down the R.I.C.O. charges. “What R.I.C.O. represents is an organization, and there’s different facets of it. Tekashi being the musical component of it,” he explains. “There are other guys that may not even be music related—they may be guys that are just Tr3yway that have committed crimes, attempt murders… [and sell] narcotics. But because he’s under the guise of this organization, he becomes a component of it, because they all running around saying the same thing. So even though he may not necessarily [have] acted in a capacity himself, he’s still considered part of the conspiracy of the organization. So he’s held liable.”

In Gray Rizzy’s opinion, 6ix9ine was likely aware of the organization’s activities. “I’m not saying he knew exactly what was going on, but he had to know. He was Icarus. He was getting closer and closer to that fire, and he was about to get burned,” he says. “There’s two things, three things that’s going to happen. You can either chill, you’re going to end up in jail, or you’re going to end up dead.”

Nyla Symone leans on her experience as a DJ to weigh in on 6ix9ine’s longevity. “I think at this point he solidified himself as a socialite, so even if when he comes out and his music don’t pop, people are still going to be interested in him and what he does,” she says. “Even if he would have stopped when he was on probation making music and would have went about doing something else, I think we all still would have followed him.”